Aluminium Alloy Turntable Bearing, Heavy Duty Swivel Turntable Lazy Susan Rotating Bearing Turntable Round Dining Table Smooth Swivel Plate Hardware, 8"

I've had the 8" version of this for almost three months. I purchased it for placement under a ficus plant I potted in a self-watering pot. I need to turn the plant each time I pour water into the reservoir spout – I can't leave it facing out all the time because the plant would grow unevenly.I first tested the rotation of the bearing, which was a little stiff, as expected. I then rotated it for about a minute to loosen the lubricant. It worked well, so I placed it under the heavy potted plant. I had selected the bearing size for maximum support without being able to see it under the pot. I can now rotate the plant freely without lifting it or scratching the table on which it sits.I am completely satisfied with the bearing, and can recommend it. With certainty, my application under a potted plant was made for it.

The media could not be loaded. I bought two pieces of 8” plexiglas and used this insert to make a swivel with some 1/2 M5 screws. Works fabulous. Is supporting about 60 pounds sitting on it and it swivels smooth and quiet. Figured out you can screw to both sides of it if you drill an access hole in the material you are screwing to it in order to tighten the screws on the second side. Well constructed. Bearings work great. Took out the plastic rubber feet to use the screws with a tiny washer. Works great as a component in a turn table. Quite pleased.

10x easier to install

There’s no way to attach it to my wooden base

Bought a few of these to make lazy susans out of leftover stone from our new countertops (sink and cooktop cutouts). The pieces of stone are rather thick quartzite, fairly heavy. These work to enable smooth quiet rotation of what are 25+ lb pieces of stone.Bound to be useful for any number of kitchen applications as these work very well!

Great to support, without screws, my 27" IMac. Allows smooth monitor rotation as I share the screen with a guest at the other side of my desk.

I can't believe how strong this turntable is. One that I bought from a big box store years ago sucks compared to this. My application is with a single piece of plywood on top as a turntable for coating wood projects with spray. (Stains, clear-coats, etc) I house the entire setup in a collapsible photo booth(Neewer® 24x24 inch/60x60 cm Photo Studio Shooting Tent) as a make-shift spray booth. Works great as I can slowly spin the wood project with one hand and spray with the other for an even coat.

This was easy to install on my quartzite slab to make a lazy susan. Used epoxy to attach and works great!